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Pet containment
Best Fence for Dogs in Folsom
Dogs escape under, over, or through fence that wasn't sized for their breed and behavior — and Folsom's summer heat adds its own consideration around shade and material choice. This guide covers height, solid versus mesh, and dig protection.
Height and Solid Panels
Large breeds generally need six-foot minimum height; determined jumpers may need a coyote roller or extended section. Solid wood or vinyl reduces visual triggers from neighboring yards and passing foot traffic.
Diggers and Small Gaps
A footer board buried a few inches or a concrete dig strip along the run stops most diggers. Chain link runs need bottom tension wire kept tight after any soil movement.
Heat and Shade
Solid panel lines offer real afternoon shade benefit during Folsom's hottest stretches — worth factoring in alongside pure containment concerns.
Frequently asked questions
Is chain link enough for a medium-sized dog?
Yes with correct height and dig protection; add privacy slats if visual triggers from neighboring yards are an issue.
Is pool fence the same as dog fence?
Pool code governs the pool barrier specifically; a dog yard may be a separate enclosure with different rules.
Is a double gate worth the extra cost?
Strongly yes for busy households — it prevents a bolt-out when a single gate opens for deliveries or guests.
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